In week number two of "Better Together", we learn that where there is great partnership, there will be great potential. In Kings 4 we find an unlikely partnership that God used to bring about a great miracle.

Jesus called John the Baptist the greatest man to be born among women. That is pretty high praise! But, John never heard it. The truth is, we won't always hear the affirmation we long for in life. In this message from Matthew 11, we learn that we matter far more than we think we do and God wants us to experience greater things in our lives.

We were created and designed to live within the context of community. Specifically, we were meant to live in the context of Biblical community. Christianity has never been about our own independence, it’s always been about our inter-dependence upon one with another with the common goal of pursuing Jesus.

In Galatians chapter one, Paul was fired up! He was writing with intensity, in a tone of ALL CAPS. In this message, we learn the importance of having a real passion and real commitment about the gospel message.

What is the difference between faith and foolishness? Listen in as Pastor Josh Irmler expounds upon the difference between following the voice of Jesus by faith, and following our own desires and ambitions.

As we celebrate our One Year Anniversary as a church, Pastor Steve Chappell challenges us to rejoice no matter what circumstances we might face!

Wherever there is a dream, there will also be a disruption. In this message from Genesis 37 we learn that God wants us to dream, and He wants us to dream big, because He wants to do big things through us.

If you want forward motion you’ve got to start with honest evaluation. In Philippians chapter 3, the Apostle Paul gives some powerful insight on how we can run full speed ahead in to the future God has for us!

Have you ever wanted a fresh start? Good news- with God, you can have it! Not simply because it's a new year but because God's mercies are new every day. In this New Year's Eve message, Pastor Matt teaches how we can Begin Again.

The world has always longed for peace and the world has always lacked peace. The prophet Isaiah, 700 years before Jesus was born, predicted that a child would come who is the "Prince of Peace."